List of Numbered Highways in South Carolina - List of South Carolina Highways

List of South Carolina Highways

South Carolina has both a "state highway primary system" and a "state highway secondary system." The numbering pattern for routes in the secondary system is S-xx-yy, where "xx" is the county code and "yy" is the highway number, and the secondary highway sign is a small wide black sign with white characters. Routes in the primary system are listed below.

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